Philips Sonicare 3100 Electric Toothbrush, Sonic Toothbrush, Pressure Sensor and Timer, Sugar Rose and Black, Dual Pack, HX3675/15

I’m giving it five stars because it’s perfectly adequate for the job of cleaning teeth.However (and admittedly on first use only, so it might not be fully charged) it’s not as powerful and doesn’t leave your mouth feeling as clean as my old Fairywill toothbrush, which I dropped multiple times on our tiled bathroom floor during five years of ownership before it finally gave up the ghost.Sadly Amazon don’t appear to sell the Fairywill anymore and this Sonicare looked like an ideal alternative. Time will tell whether that judgement was correct.Edit: having used this Sonicare toothbrush for a couple of weeks I can confirm that it’s far superior to my previous brand. Really gets into the gum line and leaves my mouth feeling super clean. For best performance it does need regular charging, but that’s no hassle.

I’ve been using the Philips Sonicare 3100 Electric Toothbrush for a while now, and I’m really impressed. It does a fantastic job of cleaning my teeth, especially along the gumline, and I can actually feel the difference compared to my old manual brush. The pressure sensor is a nice touch—if you push too hard, the brush pulses to remind you to ease off, which helps protect my gums.I also love the EasyStart feature, which gradually increases the brushing power if you're new to electric brushes. The SmarTimer and QuadPacer ensure I’m brushing the right amount of time and getting an even clean. For £67, this bundle, including a brush head, charger, and travel case, is a great deal. Overall, it’s a solid toothbrush that makes my routine feel more effective and convenient. Highly recommend!

Using the Sonicare toothbrush for a few weeks now, and I'm pleaseed with how well it works.Previously, I had been using an Oral B toothbrush in a circular motion, which always made a mess and felt harsh on my teeth.I find easier to control and can reach all areas of my teeth without making a mess. The vibration technology is gentle but effective at cleaning, and my teeth feel as clean as they did with my old toothbrush.One thing I like with Sonicare toothbrush is its USB charging capability. This is a great bonus for when travelling, as I can charge the toothbrush easily with my laptop or power bank. It's so convenient not to have to lug around extra cablesOne negative point I've found is that the toothbrush head is in white and doesn't match the black body of the toothbrush. This seems like a really stupid design feature and detracts from the overall aesthetic of the product.Despite this minor flaw, I would still highly recommend the Sonicare toothbrush to anyone looking for a high-quality toothbrush that can provide efficient and effective oral care. Its vibration technology, ease of use, and USB charging capability make it a standout product in my opinion.

This was a perfect buy at the time as I bought it on offer, a new brush for my son and myself. No issues with it whatsoever, it comes with a charger stand with a USB lead, so very easy to charge as long as you have USB sockets around the house. Sonicare are definitely the best toothbrushes money can buy, my dentist is always impressed.This one will buzz to remind you to change heads, and if (like me) you use 3rd party replacement heads, it will buzz every time, however this buzzing can be switched off by following a simple Youtube video showing how to turn it off :)Both my son and myself are very happy with it, a single charge lasts around two weeks, the best Sonicare I have had so far!

We only had these for a week so will update in sometime again. However, for the price of £60 for 2 toothbrushes and 2 USB chargers I cannot complain.We initially had a Colgate electric toothbrush, oralB, then we got LIDL own, which served us good few years and gave up the ghost so I had to find something real quick. Looked at many different models, read reviews and spotted someone's review saying that sonic was much better regarding the cleaning effect than the OralB one. I thought I will give it a go.The toothbrushes with small round head, like OralB have oscillating head as you brush so you just need to move it across the teeth and it swipes automatically. The sonic one has an oval head, similar to the manual toothbrush. The bristles do not oscillate and you brush in similar manner as you would with you manual brush, just with very gentle movements, no pressing as the toothbrushes produces very powerful vibrations, which shake the plaque and everything off the teeth. I must admit, I have a very similar feeling as after being to a proper clean at the dentist and my teeth are smooth and shiny.I think the 3100 is the simplest, no frills/app attached brush, but a very powerful brush.